Wolf, Lady, Rambo, Dog, Boom Boom. These are some of the names of eight teenage commandos grouped under the name “Monos” (monkey) who are part of the unstructured army called “The Organization”. They are living somewhere in the wilderness of Latin America, having as a duty to take care of a milk cow and an American hostage named “Doctora”. While their living seems carless and free, a frighting figure shows once in a while in their life to remind them who the boss is. Their superior forces them to explore their physical and psychological boundaries through a variety of tests. “Monos” are connected to the civilisation only via randomly working radio, fighting in a war that does not seem to harm them much. Eight kids with guns make a thrilling story, which is by no doubt visually stunning and emotionally challenging for the average viewer.

It does not happen often in the history of cinema to tell stories beyond the standardly approved by the society human relations. Marianne is a talented young painter who also teaches painting lessons. She lives freely in France at the end of the 18th century when women did not have many options in life. Getting married and having children is the standard scenario but Marianne is not willing to be part of it. That is why when she receives a very special order for a wedding portrait of a young woman, the painter doesn’t hesitate but embark to the remote island in Brittany where her client lives. Arriving at the small community, Marianne meets Héloïse, who is obliged to marry the ex-fiancé of her dead sister. The situation gets even more complicated as the time goes by and the two young women spend a lot of time together.

Lance Sterling (the voice of Will Smith) is the coolest spy on Earth. He manages to deal with all kind of bad guys and to enchant pretty girls around the globe with his irresistible smile. It all goes perfectly well until one day he is turned into a … pigeon. Who did it? It was Walter (the voice of Tom Holland), a young man with keen interest in science, whose latest experiment turned to be a disaster for the sophisticated Mr. Sterling. Regardless of the ‘inconvenience’ of being a super spy in the body of a pigeon, Lance has to find a way to save the world from a very big trouble. The unusual duo is forced to team up and use all sorts of creative tricks with which to outsmart the villains. While it is not easy to do it, it is definitely fun!

Inspired by real events, the film follows the silent resistance of the Austrian farmer Franz Jägerstätter. Together with his beloved wife Fani he is living an idyllic, simple life in the picturesque Austrian countryside. When World War II starts, Franz, being a deeply religious person, becomes a conscientious objector, he don’t want to kill innocent people. More specifically, he refuses to fight for the Nazis although everyone around him tell Franz that he is a trаitor. Supported only by the love of his wife and children, the farmer’s resistance is strong even when he is arrested and sent in prison. An archive of wartime letters is the evidence of the serious conflict between Franz’s family, from one side and the government, church and their fellow-citizens, from another. Sadly, Franz Jägerstätter was executed on 09 August 1943, he couldn’t survive to see the end of the war which morality he questioned.

Based on the video game franchise of the same name by Sega, “Sonic the Hedgehog” is the action-packed adventure of a super cute extraterrestrial. He is blue and his name is Sonic. The unusual creature is hiding on Earth from villains who are after his extraordinary power to move with a super-speed. During his exile in Green Hills, Montana, Sonic accidentaly causes a tremendous electric outage. Jim Carrey is fantastic as the malevolent but also mega-funny Dr. Robotnik who is engaged by the government of USA to hunt the blue hedgehog down. Luckily, Sonic finds a friend in the face of the Green Hills’ sheriff Tom Wachowski (James Marsden). Together, they manage to outsmart Dr. Robotnik and his hires, and prevent him to use Sonic’s extraterrestrial powers in service of the evil.

In every family there are times of crisis. These crises are usually caused by money problems, cheating, illness. However, in this perfectly normal Danish family, the crisis that occurs is not of the usual type. Meet the 11 years old Emma who loves football, just as her father, Thomas, does. But life changes and so does Thomas. What happened to him? Well, he… becomes Agnete. Confessing of being a transgender, Thomas, now Agnete, goes not only through a personal physical transfiguration but is the reason for the doubts and worries his family experiences. It is really difficult for Emma to figure out how to treat him/her after the sex change. After turning into a woman, is Thomas/Agnete technically still her father? Is he/she still into football? Struggling with the many questions that pop up each day, Emma has to find a way to adjust to the new family situation.

Harrison Ford stars in this adventure film, based on one of the Jack London's classical novels "The Call of the Wild" (1903). It is also a remake of the 20-th Century Pictures' film of the same name starring Clarke Gable and released in 1935. The story is set in the 1890s and we see Buck, a domesticated St. Bernard/Scotch Collie dog, living happily with his humans in their home in Santa Clara, California. Unfortunately, Buck gets stollen and then sold in Yukon, Alaska during the Gold Rush. Forced to server in the most rural part of the country in a dog sled team that delivers the mail, our furry friend soon becomes its leader. Despite of the many challenges Buck goes through, he proves that his instincts are strong and his loyalty - admirable.